@dataykhan - I use the F-1 Shooting Chrony. it has work well in all temp extremes, and has been very accurate (It's also very affordable at less than $100)
@stevenscottoddballz - the ballistic chronograph tells you the speed of the bullet. You shoot several times to get your avg, which will tell you the high, low, and Avg velocities. Very handy tool for reloading, or target shooting. They start around $100 and go up from there (sometimes you can get really good deals on them) It's nothing but a fancy stop watch. It watches for the shadow of the bullet in the front to start, and in the back to stop. simple to use.
Ah! Got it! Thank you VERY much! I have NEVER fired a gun before. I would LOVE to find someone willing to sponsor me for a gun-safety/shooting class. My income is UNDER $9,500 a year, so this would be the only way I could get into this.
most "old" ammo really does nt change much if it's stored right, but... some countries load the ammo a lot hotter than we would, and I think that was the case here... I still have ammo that I shoot that dates back to before WWII.. now thats old ammo.. lol
pretty much from the Military. after leaving the Army I started collecting and building Browning 1919's, and then moved on to other weapons, which lead to sales of parts, then to parts design, and working with govt contractors to make parts, and Class 2 around the US and providing them with ideas for parts and accessories, and things progressed from there. I still do weapons design, and building weapons, but like shooting the most.
which one chronograph you have used and what is feedback about this meter is it good
dataykhan 11 months ago
@dataykhan - I use the F-1 Shooting Chrony. it has work well in all temp extremes, and has been very accurate (It's also very affordable at less than $100)
weaponeer 11 months ago
What does a Chronograph do? Could you lead me to a web-site that shows this?
stevenscottoddballz 1 year ago
@stevenscottoddballz - the ballistic chronograph tells you the speed of the bullet. You shoot several times to get your avg, which will tell you the high, low, and Avg velocities. Very handy tool for reloading, or target shooting. They start around $100 and go up from there (sometimes you can get really good deals on them) It's nothing but a fancy stop watch. It watches for the shadow of the bullet in the front to start, and in the back to stop. simple to use.
weaponeer 1 year ago
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Ah! Got it! Thank you VERY much! I have NEVER fired a gun before. I would LOVE to find someone willing to sponsor me for a gun-safety/shooting class. My income is UNDER $9,500 a year, so this would be the only way I could get into this.
Tahnkls again for the reoply.
stevenscottoddballz 1 year ago
you said the ammo was a bit old, don't some gun powders get "hotter" over time? that could be why you were shooting slightly high FPS.
RappelzFighter 2 years ago
most "old" ammo really does nt change much if it's stored right, but... some countries load the ammo a lot hotter than we would, and I think that was the case here... I still have ammo that I shoot that dates back to before WWII.. now thats old ammo.. lol
weaponeer 2 years ago
What a beautiful rifle...treat it well ;-)
Mustang1204 2 years ago
how do you get to fire all theese guns!!!
jbrocjdu 2 years ago
Being part of the industry helps a lot.
weaponeer 2 years ago
how do you get started in said "industry"?
Guyya93 2 years ago
pretty much from the Military. after leaving the Army I started collecting and building Browning 1919's, and then moved on to other weapons, which lead to sales of parts, then to parts design, and working with govt contractors to make parts, and Class 2 around the US and providing them with ideas for parts and accessories, and things progressed from there. I still do weapons design, and building weapons, but like shooting the most.
weaponeer 2 years ago
is there any way besides going into military? lol
Guyya93 2 years ago
There are gunsmithing schools you can go to..
weaponeer 2 years ago
do you kno of any or the names of any? lol
Guyya93 2 years ago